failure aware resource provisioning for hybrid cloud infrastructure

Failure-aware resource provisioning for hybrid Cloud infrastructure

NISL张雪军 &July

This Paper main contributions in this paper are threefold:• We provide a flexible and scalable hybrid Cloud architecture to solve the problem of resource provisioning for users’ requests.• In the hybrid Cloud architecture, we propose various provisioning policies based on the workload model and failure correlations to fulfill a common QoS requirement of users, request deadline.• We evaluate the proposed policies under realistic workload and failure traces and consider different performance metrics such as deadline violation rate, job slowdown, and performance–cost efficiency

contributions

Cloud computing

Cloud computing

Private CloudPublic Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

provide local users with a flexible and agile private infrastructure to run workloads within their own administrative domain

sell IT capacity based on open market offerings

security privacyFailure-aware resource provisioning approach

Background

System model IaaS

Homogeneous

System workload Computational Fluid Dynamic(CFD) applications -- a broad

range of high-performance applications

tightly-coupled jobs, be allocated resources from a single provider.

Gateway(broker) control the user requests

Background

Failure model

concentrate on resource failures in the private Cloud.

The resource provisioning problem can be formulated as follows: Given a set of requests (e.g., parallel jobs) and a hybrid Cloud system with a failure-prone private Cloud, the problem is how to decide if a request should be executed in a public Cloud or in a private Cloud such that the end-user QoS requirements are satisfied

Problem Statement

Problem Statement

Public CloudPrivate Cloud

Use

r R

equest

QoS

Redirection ?

The related work can be classified in two groups: load sharing in the distributed systems solutions utilizing Cloud computing resources to

extend the capacity of existing infrastructure.

Related work

Iosup et al. proposed a matchmaking mechanism for enabling resource sharing across computational Grids. In contrast, we utilize the workload model in provisioning policies to borrow resources from a public Cloud provider to improve the users’ QoS of an organization in the presence of resource failures.

Related work

Moschakis and Karatza have evaluated the performance of applying Gang scheduling algorithms on Cloud. Their study is restricted to a single public Cloud which consists of a cluster of VMs on which parallel jobs are dispatched. In contrast, we develop our scheduling strategies on a hybrid Cloud computing environment.

Related work

The hybrid Cloud system architecture

1.Request for VMs

2.Enactment of leases

3.Application deployment

Systems implementation

to be continued…….Thank you!